The Meadows

The Meadows in Fulton, Mississippi, is a healthcare facility that offers skilled nursing, long-term care, subacute rehabilitation, and home healthcare services all under one roof, and folks can take tours any time of the day or night because someone is always there to help. The staff includes a director of rehabilitation who's a speech language pathologist, on-site certified family nurse practitioners, a licensed social worker, a Medicare nurse coordinator, and a team to help with social services. The Meadows has 130 beds and provides care services for people who need help with daily living or who are very frail and need round-the-clock nursing care, and they also have short-term rehabilitation for folks getting back on their feet after surgery or illness. They help residents with physical, occupational, and speech therapies, focusing on things like walking, balance, swallowing, and memory, and their occupational therapy helps people get back to doing everyday things like bathing, dressing, and managing their home. The facility has a special Alzheimer's unit with private dining and family areas, and there's a living area for folks in memory care, with programs centered on geriatric needs and even help for communication and swallowing problems. The Meadows also offers nutrition services, respiratory therapy, social services, counseling for long-term care and family caregiving, and guidance on insurance resources. There are basic accommodations for residents, and the team provides outpatient rehabilitation and adult care at different levels, such as assisted living, independent living, memory care, and skilled nursing. The Meadows has a review rating of 3.6 out of 9 reviews and tries to address both medical and social needs, including behavior management programs and support for Alzheimer's residents.